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Welcome to the I Am Ready Psychology blog, a space for insights and reflections on psychology, music and community, drawn from research and lived experience.

Author: Trisnasari Fraser

Resilience

This is the fourth post in the Reflection and Readiness series. In this series I explore how reflective practice can help prepare us to navigate

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Rehearsal

This is the third post in the Reflection and Readiness series. In this series I explore how reflective practice can help prepare us to navigate life’s challenges and

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Relationship

This is the second post in the Reflection and Readiness series. In this series I explore how reflective practice can help prepare us to navigate life’s challenges and

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Resolution

This is the first post in the Reflection and Readiness series. In this series I explore how reflective practice can help prepare us to navigate

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Perspective taking

When my children were aged 3 and 5, they were the perfect age to conduct a little psychology experiment. The “false-belief task” is one psychologists

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Social prescribing

This post was previously published here on ArtsHub. Experts say Australia is in the midst of a loneliness epidemic and it represents a serious public

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Following passions

This post was previously published here on Flying Solo. The advice that if you “do something you love you will never work a day in your

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Wellbeing

What is a life well-lived? Most of us would say we aspire to experience wellbeing, but does this mean the same to all of us? Positive psychology is

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Creativity

The concept of creativity has been explored from many angles in psychology, including creativity and intelligence, personality traits and psychopathology. Even the definition of creativity

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Q&A

The following is a Q&A with The Neighbourhood Clinic. You’ve lead a pretty diverse life, prior to being a psychologist what did you do? I

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